by Mary O'Neil and John Walner
This book has twelve poems describing color-white is hailstones and halibut bones. It lists how colors look, feel, smell, and sound. It even gives a time of day for each one.
Audience
I used this to teach personification to third graders. I think all children (people) will be hipnotized by the rhythm of the poems.
What I Love:
1) Each poem appeals to every sense, including a sense of emotion.
2) There are a lot of philosophical points about anger, despair, hope, joy, and the journey of life in here.
Cautions:
If you read this to children, you will have to explain some of the words to them-they aren't big, just very specific
This book has twelve poems describing color-white is hailstones and halibut bones. It lists how colors look, feel, smell, and sound. It even gives a time of day for each one.
Audience
I used this to teach personification to third graders. I think all children (people) will be hipnotized by the rhythm of the poems.
What I Love:
1) Each poem appeals to every sense, including a sense of emotion.
2) There are a lot of philosophical points about anger, despair, hope, joy, and the journey of life in here.
Cautions:
If you read this to children, you will have to explain some of the words to them-they aren't big, just very specific
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